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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

Second to Mr.. ingalls, In
length OF service on the
Committee Is senator Is
ham G. Harris, OF Tennes-
see. He was first assigned
to the committee In De-
cember, 1877, the same
year that he entered the
Sen tie. At the extra ses-
sion OF the Forty-sixth
Congr IS and the spring
Of 1879 the democrats,
for the tirst time for many
years, had a majority. In
their organization OF COM
mitteeS Senator Harris
was made chairman OF
that ON the District OF
Columbia. With his char
anfpriSfiN QnaFUV ha nYO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
SENATOR FAULKNER,
another OF the ne,

another Of the new men,
bers, his manifested his
purpose TO be useful by
having already begun TO
inf RIM himself as TO the
duties Of the position.
He has succeeded In a
marked degree in WIN
ming the esteem OF the
people Of West Virginia,
which was evinced not
only In his election to the
Senate, but In the wide
spread interest taken In
the contest over his seat
by his fellow-citfzenS.
Many OF them came TO
Washington with him,
prompted by their desire
~ ntd t1trn In snrp.ntr "a ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

Written for TIE EVENING SrAR
When In the west of wintry skies
The paline Light Of sunset lies,
When through bare trees the sad wind siehs
Do you remember mef
When in the twilight dim and srsy,
The children gather In from play
And quiet sit at close Of day,
Do you remember me.
When on the dusky, Swallowed wall,
The tender nreliGht chickering's fan,
And silence holds each room and hall,
Do you remember me.
For. when morn breaks with chansins lighta
Through all days worries and delights,
And through the lonely winter nights
Do remember you!
Dec 10, 1887. A OH
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SENATOR FARwELI

Is one of the new men,
bers, but he is confident
ly counted upon to be one
OF the most useful In fu-
ture. A successful bust.
ness man, OF the progress
sive nineteenth-century
sort, he appreciates the
grand future that awaits
Washington. He was a
member OF the House of
Representatives before
the city had entered upon
its career OF almost I'm
rivaled prosperity and
growth, and he measures
what the national capt.
tai has accomplished in
the last few years as but
small In comparison
with what can be done
IN fl,A v.A~e Px.r~% .-.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
sRNAroR VANCE,

whose period OF service
on the committee Is next
In length TO that OF Mr..
Harris, Was made q men,
Der when the latter be-
came chairman In March.
1873 The senator Is a
native OF the celebrated
County OF BuncOmbe,
North Carolina Q fact OF
which he Is proud. He
Is 1ovial BY nature, full OF
wit, has an inexhaustible
stock OF funny anecdote
and incident wherewith
TO enliven the tedium OF
dry meetings. Now that
the genial Blackburn has
WfthdrA Wn Senator Va moo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

the interests OF virginia and the national capital
are IDENTICAL or at least very intimately connec-
ted in important respects, Is shown by the unu-
sual appointment of both the senators from that
state TO the District committee. To senator
Daniel the service is entirely acceptable. He enters
upon the committee duties with head capable,
heart willing, and hands ready to contribute his
share toward making washington all that her
natural advantages surroundings, the liberalty
Of her people and the wisdom OF Congress ought
n hnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

RACE rRApe RECOGNIZED sr coloRs ARRANGED 70
As 10 DISTINGUISH THIN

RACE TRADE RECOGNIZED sr coioRss ARRANGED 20
As 10 DISTINGUISH THIN
From the Court Journal
Business people In Paris have long sance formed
A color spsech by which certain trades are easily
recoenized lrst of all the color shops are dissin-
guished BY being painted outssde IN squares and
stripes OF the moss brilliant colonL v,enpsse
heather, bronze aud 'trnket shops have begun 70
use the Austrian colors yellow ana black; then
the Spanish wine shops US yellow and ned; the
Italian green, white. and red The busaness places
where furniture carts for removal are Kept ara
painted yellow, Is wen % the wsgons--why not
even the proprteton Know. Pastry shops are light
brown ouss1dA ana WITHIN Wn1te and gold % thai
one Is reminded Of the pastry itself
Nilk shops are White and blue, bob fnsade ana
out The wasnerwomen now begin % paint
the outstds q the1r ironing shops bright bsue,
Wine the carss that take ths 1nes 70 The wash.
houses n she country ase bdg0E erosa- Wine
hOuss ere al painted orowu, o. dun red, which
d exnctty ehe cosoF o. TIE ~ crSaar.s mixed with
cranberry juice and logwood stul darksF b shs
color Of the charcoal shop4 which the dust soos
renden oo0paseey 0Ank Bakers are fond q
nght otoMn m wnfss WITH oucA g1lding 81
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to some extent, bound up
with those OF the Dis
trict, and in serving the
latter he will serve vir-
GINA. When Senator
Blackburn made known
his positive determine.
ton to withdraw from
the District committee
Mr.. Daniel was selected
as the very man to sue
coed him, and that was
a compliment, as Mr..
BlacSburn's colleagues
know that he has been a
valuable member. That
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

An IOWA hURDEREK WHO SAID '.PLsAsR DON'T"
WHEN TIE ROrk WAS TIED AROUND ms NIECE.
AT Charles City, Iowa, Chester Bellows was
hung at 10:46 yesterday morning. He had
10 De- supported 70 the gallowA and a.
the rope was placed around hls neck
ne exclaimed three times: "Piease DON'T A.
the sner1n placed the white cap over his head he
sxciaimeo again: "Pioase DON'T; am tnnocont !"'
The trap was sprung at IO:xa and N minutes
and 43 seconds bus heart ceased 70 beat His neck
was broken.
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to the procurement Of o
Potomac, and the struc-
ture now nearing COM
plets0n on the old aQue-
duet piers will long bear
testimony 70 the success
OF his effort. He regarded
a FREE bridge as the one
thing appertaining 70 the
NationalCapitalin which
his constituents were
most directly and deeply
interested, AMI subordi-
mated everything else to
the achievement OF that
one object. He encoun-
tered the vexatious OBJ
stacles that had confron-
ted and defeated other
champions OF the free
bridge, but intelligent
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SENATOR SOONER.

Is not yet q veteran
memuer OF the coininiL-
tee, having been assigned
there ir April OF last year,
but he 10 known and rec.
ogniI0d as one OF the best
workers the committee
ever had. he was In
duced to take service on
the committee because OF
the valuable aid he could
render Ia properly pro-
noting District interests.
The first District work
OF any importance com.
United ~ senator Sp0Oner
was the task OF Invest.
eating the gas question
with the vtpu fn acror
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

ang!e esses o ~ sipnaoss WEI y mGeo1
thtngH, a nor instanoat warn q make 0lots en-
toe10 refer 70 Mayor 0Drisn - uoE1ght inseead q
upright - wes N eass "a Fdday.-Bostss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

best after-dinner speakers IN the sty. As polit,-
clan, soldier. diplonatis and ema acipator. be has
played his part these many long years among The
important actors OF our changeful age
lOUN Swrx-ox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

In tue next rev years. In senior Farwell the Dis
trct authorities will ind ready cOadutor in all
measures for the benefit of Washington and It's
people.
SENATOR DANIEL,
another whose service begins with the present
Congress. is too well known In Washington to need
any Introduction. The interests OF his State are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
GEN. DAN sICKLES.

One-egSeu nero Vi the war, VINO Is Always an Cd
ject OF interest to New Workers. Gen Dan slckles,
who left his right pillar on the battlefield OF Get
tysburg quarter OF q century ago. As you loox
at Gen. Sickies II Is hard believe that In three
years he viii reach the age OF threescore and ten
warts" He Is Of great girth In the body and chest
and his arms LOOK as though they could weld the
hammer OF Thor. He has q massive head, strong
preston which is Increased by the re OF mis- dark
eyes HIS thick head or hair and heavy mustache
retain their pristine hue, and seem even darker
this is owing TO the influence OF art or the gener
oiy OF MAJ are it would take an experienced OBJ
server to tell
u,er Iorly years ago this SCARED but lively vet
eran OF politics and war was In the New YORK legis-
lature and during the bitter debates upon slavery
mocracy in Congress. HIS career as q volunteer
he raised bis renowned brigade until the day he
were fought between the Chickahontny and Get
tysourg, was distinguished BY the same vehemence
and tenaciLy that he had previously displayed IN
another neld, about which less IL known BY his
countrymen. II was OF this latter, and especially
American minister 70 the shors-issc spanish re.
hssro slavery IN Inc spaSisa Wsss indiss That he
upon sss subject IL the sss sa Ssps
ment at Washington, from which one Of the most
striking chapters IN our dipaomasac annals
that the chapses. which wosid 6dag %
light remarkable but obscure eplsooe u ths
written TIL bis life has ended. Il y not TOO nuoh
70 say That u was ~ 0en. t4okleG Pre- sure upoa
the voiuDle but wavering Prcsdent csseelaf
brought about nor ts u TOO mach % say that g
Was under Tie aame prossure tat the Law pgOvl1r
now being carried out vas promulgatel PusL
thefmore, u Cen. eickles had then been che %
secure the desired cooperatAoa 6 Washingtoa.
the 'Gem Of the Anutlles" would loog ago taV0
been under t. Anserican -.
Gen: ssck,es 3 naa q Sss..e u ianeqtanN
circles OF New Yoek. Gks Gen. 6hernasa. . g
favor1to o. foocave oocaa1oo4 and rau1U amoag -
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be American Career % Cbc@enceau.
the French Ieaders

HIS EXPERIENCES or BOHEMIAN LIFE IN NEW YoRK-
ONCE A scHooINAsrER IN coSSEcTicUr-A CHAT
WITH GIN. DAN sIckLKs-A COSBY LETTvR FROM
TIE nETRofoIIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

magnesium light, the Calcium or oxy-hSdro0en
nyns ALL candle Somos shroSn from specially
power OF from % 20 100 miles and Is employed for
both military and scientific purposes the major.
s.ed 20 mars o..
u a signal Instrument for military purposes de-
mand certainty OF successful operations under
ordinary conditions OF weather. night or day, and
such simplicity will secure Completeness Of
equipment and the best quality OF construction
Lons-lange signaling VIII answer the requirements
" the soldier. The surveyor, with his heiiotrope
and CALCIUM H. ut IN the performance OF peaceful
ties but me soldier, pressed oy The emefyencies
OF the moment, carrying the fate OF q nation In
his hands responsible for human lives ana pubic
things suoserve the purpose OF success, once and
n al hazards After referring 20 the Objection
that may oe raised 70, and the difficulties that
may arise 70 prevent, The successful operation OF
the various requirements ana systems employed
In signaling. Lieut.. Finley stated that the
ESSENTIAL REQUISITES
or signal station, and which would overcome all
dineulties, are HAS mirrors lanterns, telescopes
and marine glasses. He claimed that the in,tru-
ment be has devised called the Finley Helio-tele.
graph. exhibits the only combination equipment
for a signal station ever Yet Invented, providing
the means for successful communication under All
Conditions Of weather, night and day Upon the
question a. 10 the requisite number OF men to
form Ia a signal corps he said that
companies would meet the wants OF the District
National Guard They should be armed, equipped
and drilled prescribed In cavalry tactics: M dis
mounted, the company Is formed as In tine .schoo
OF The Company, dismounLed;' and they must bt
Instructed In the means OF self-defcnSe, both col
lectiveiy and a. Individuals OF the organization
o. held telegraph Train, Lieut. Finley said thai
the American 81 stem consists for an army corps
% Que battery wagon, four wire wagons and foul
lance trucks The train u divided into four zee
lions, consisting Of one wire wagon and one lance
truck. the whole commanded by o captain AND
each section by a lieutenant. The battery Wagon
A.
necessarJ batteries, instruments, stationery, &c
EAcn wire wagon u provided With from ten %
OF wire. and each lance truck will carry
Eom - 70 500 lances, each IL feet In length sup
Phed with insuiaLors and insulator spikes ThaI
sofn on DEFAMATION and equipment most suitable
Lof militia purposes. may Be called the section
0aln, con&s>i Ing OF one battery wagon one wlrs
wagon aad one lance truck, In charge OF q leutsn.
M ma iorty-nve men suca an organization could
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9eu europdiIden grnteberidten

9eu europdii6en Grnteberi6ten na6
Su urtbeileu, lit an ein Stei9en Der @e=
treibepreiie, trOB 6es betrd6tliteT slusz
falls in ben Ser. Stauten ni9t 81 benz
fen. Sn alien 2dnOern ienieits bes
Oceans lit 6as Sa9r 1887 ben 8ei'
senbauern 9iinitis seiueien. Seitereid
bot Il 8roSent iiber benz 3ur6ldnitts=
ertras Su uer5ei9neu. llnsarn 26,
Oeiterei9 llngarn miro fiir ben @rpori
80 Millionen 8ui9el ii6ri9 baben. Su
8apern lit bic Grute I'M 20 Yrojen
iiber benz 0ur9i9nitt; ebeniO in @rOB
britanmen, in Serbien 4G, in Der tlei=
nen GalG6ei 25, in 0tittel &uBldnS
Is, in Den onoeren ruiiil9eu @ctreiOe
biItrifteu iIt Der pOIIe Sur9i6nittser
traa errei6t iuOrSeu. 9ieien auf 10(
unsenommeu, sibt Die @rnte Der S9iuet
lilo 8rusent, 5ranfrei9 los, SOIlnnl
1O2. 9dnemarf uno S6ipeoen 100
Stalieu 90. Somit lift bas auslanI
siemli6 gut uerieben. Sn Snbien ia
Der Grtrag absenOmuten, uOn 7,739,Oot
ouf 6 $4,000 Souneu unb lpdre es n.6
fir ben NusTaI III Subien uno ben Der
@taaten, I6reibt Der gSiener @orreipou
bent bes ,,9uubun @couomiit," 10 wiir
ben Die Breiie iuubri9einli6 Iebr er
beblid1 aefallen iein.
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BON srh 6ia mn umararnn.

@Ir erIreuen uus 9egeupdrtig bez
l66niteu @etters.
SeiSeniden lit bnlb ;u Gnoe.
9err unO Srau 5ris Setrus reiItcr
lcbten Sicnstas nnd st. 9Ouis mm Der
NusItsauns 6ei5muObuen.
0trr SO1n ,3Oe0er erntete oieIes 2Sa6r
BON 80 St6den 8ir9iuin SeeSling iiber
1000 Yfun6 2raubeu. 9llIo beimn6e
II YIuno 5um Stod.
Srant9eit 9erri9t 9e9eu'udrtig i'll 4 Bie-
Tiger 8e9cnb inter Dem &inbuieb ioiuObl
ais inter Den S6lpeinen uub 6a6cu
i9On mebrere GARNER 9roBe SerluIte er-
littcu.
Sebten Oienstng, Den 4. Sftober,
warcn II. Snbre uerflOneu ieit Wnrma=
bute Our6 ieilIe &ebelGen-8 -8lube unIerc
@e9eno unii9er ma9te.
Mtrr8en (Sdnlstce) fintet cin Yreis-
i6ieBen auf Der 5arm bes 6errn Gbns.
St0br itatt.
Sei einem Sciu6e ben i6 ueuli9
9ru. Gbr. gSia obitnttete, bate i9 g.
lcgelibeit ueridiebene ieiuer gSeine su
fpiteu uub mid bauou Su iiberjeugcn
baB 0err gsia es ueritnnOen bat, beu
SGft Der i'll ieiuem 8ein6erse sereiften
3rau6en i'll eineu aussejei9ueteu, iuogf=
I9mefenoen @ein ju nertuanSeln.
Is DrrP5 IN ont
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gteuli9 batten Die 9ebrer un6 2ebr.
erinnen Der affentlideu S9uleu bes
Staates Nnrplau6 eine 3uIdmmenf!mfi
in DEM duf Dem b66fteu9amme oer9lae.
96anies Seleseueu Deer 8arf, no Sra.
iibsnt 9leuelano ieiueu 9ouismonai
OOer uielmrbr IeiHe SOHi9wO9e uerlebI
bat. Der beinnnte S6ulmnnn Yrof
8arl Otto Sd0urid. tuel9er Der 9ebrer
3ulammeutunft in Den 4ae9banies bel
tpohnte, iuur6e our9 Die 6ortigeu gtatur.
Id6nbeiten 81 cirem idpdbii9en @ebidt
beseiItert, Dem iuir IUlseaoe be5eibnenot
SerIe entitebmcT:
Otir ii9t ais tbit nm MI icbd
Ses SdluarjlunlOs Ounfle Sergesb6ba,
Ou9 l96ucr ildt's, oenn I'm uno I'm
% iiebt uer aus lUin 5erretbuul,
% 9iebt's fUi 8ur9a, fol RarOe,
u jeOe SlUdbItt iId S9lOE,
$50 brinun mobnt Ireier 0tn,
Ser lpas er oelIft, nu Iagn fa-
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ans sem esnnts.

! Die 5ris. Rinnie uno Nnna gsiss
mdTn, Side Sieder, 6enrp @issmaH
uno @uitap aiebf, BON 9rnfe, reiTfcl
lesteH Ronins nab 81. 9uuiS I'm of
ausiteaums bei3uiuObmen.
= 5err 9OuisSoeeer, BON 9rnfe, &c
fu9te Die ct. 9Ouiier 4usfellung lebtl
ISOLDE.
: Die Drafe 0iIfriftI6ule iuirt
nd6Fte ISOLDE unter 9lufIi9t bes 5errr
O. 9tneseIiu un6 Die S9ule i'm 9teeIt
Siitrift am NtOHtag unter 9eituns bes
9rn. SafOb 9nppmeper er6Tuet uer6eu.
= 5D.Serser, len. nn6 ebds. Gross
oeri6ifften lebte @u6e cine grOBe 9ln=
iabl S9anfe un9 ct. 9ouis.
sIls 6ie@e6riberSoIton in9anaam
1OiuHibip lebte @O9e nit elmer 0ampf=
mni9ine iiber eincn Guluert fubren
iuoliten, Obue Die seiesli9 purseidrie6e-
Hen SoriibtsmnBreseln 5u trefTen.
brad Der 9ulUert Suinmmen uno Die
NtaI6ine itiirSte in Die 5iefe unO purbe
itarf bcI6dbist. 6dtten Die eiseptbii-
mer Der Nni9ine oas im ,,SOlfsblntt"
publijirte n8Uno=9oiu" geleien uuS
onrna6 9ebaIOelt, 10 mare i6uen oieIes
Qn9liid niht Su9eitOBen uno cine alen=
'lllli9e StaJe ibHen eriplrt uoroeI.
- Subn NniOn bat Ieine in Canaan
5OiunIbip beleseue 5lrm nH 6rm. G61s.
Sci9O fiir $4,000 Dertnuit unS benbiid-
igt ua6 S5nrt ii6er5uiie6eln.
- 5err ausuit 9iein6Ol5, Don Gas
,OHnoe 9itD uuroe leste g9o6e bon ici=
Ier 9attiu nit eincm fleineu @eft6ir=
Ier bei6eutt.
- 9as @ubnbaus Oes 6errn Snmes
LSltlod, na6c Snensuille uuroe lebte !
SO6e Our6 Seuer serIt6rt.
- Der neue Saloon oes Srn. Sinf- |
)Oelter, in Norriiun, nurbe am lebtem |
er6Tnet. 9as gsirtbsluf1l
It redt biibidJ eiugeri9tet uno ite6t in
Serbinoun9 nit elmer serduuigen
Snn5buae.
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9nB Der 8unoeslteuer 9Dnmiidr
Riller bas perI6iebene i'm snH5eI
2anOe scbraute Sier unteriu9en unb
baraber oTTijiea Seri6t erltatten nil,
6alten mir iir gdu5 i'll Der SrOnun9.
96er er iolltc au9 ben S6napps unter=
iL6en lniieu, nm benz Bublifunt 5u SET
gen, iuas Iur f6lc6ten 5uIel es filr
id0nes 9clo bef0mInt. G5 iulro be-
bauptet bnB binier oieier 8ier-9(nnlDle e
Die s6nnppsbrerner iteben, iuelde i9on
ldn9it i6eeleu 9lu9es auf bic Srnue=
reien blidcu uuo i'll oeren @mpOrbliibelt
nur oen alImdlieen llnter9an9 ibrer
G5iftIabrifeu Ieben. Ri6tsoeitoiueui9er
iit es iuie 9ein9t, 9auj III Der SroHun9,
onB an6 ons 9ier uuterludt iUlro.
Qas fann nur oaSu bienen, oaB Die
Serren Srauer ehpas ueniger 9lpotbc=
ferItuFfe mb oeito uebr GOttesgabe,
ndmIi6 SopTeu uuo 0talj uerluenoen.
Benn, iuie Die 8rauer beBaupteu, oas
Bier ein ,,9ultlrsetrdnf" 5ur Serordn-
auna Ses i6refli9en Sdnappsiuifes
iIt, bann iOlleH iie oniielbe an6 rein
liefern.
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Sheriff Sale


By virtue and authority of 2 General
Execution issued from the Office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Phelps conn
", Missouri, rcturnabla at the February
Term, tSSS, Of sti3 Court, and to me dircc-
ted and II favor % Conrad Kli3-e Wm.
Herzog, Robert Ro5yn. Francis Oacken,
Henry Hone:l,, ani Ch.ts. FuSger and ons
in favor Of HuSo hrupP, August Meyer
Chas. Rieg5r, Jacob Rothfnchs, and Robert
Baumgaertner a5Id AGAINST Pauline BindC
Hugo MoaEi- and Jacob Koch. L have
levied Epon and seized all the right, title
interest aud cisial of the said Paulin,
Binde of, il and u tHe following described
Real Estate, to-wit;
Lot No on We. 2u3 street III heFOwa
OF Hermann Missouri.
All lying and being la the sILl County
and State of MI-so ri; aaI I will Oh
WEDNESDAY the day of November, fs8i
between the hour, O: . O'Clock in the fore
noon and D O'Clock IN tie afternoon Of tha
day at the courthouse door ia the town oi
Hermann. COTuty OF Gst=ronade afOresa id
sell the same. or much the-uO. as may be
required, AZ pu5iir veuIue, y the highest
bidder for cash il hand raubject to All
prior liens and judgments, TO satisfy said
execution and costs.
K W. MUELLER,
) .erif OF GascOnade County. No.
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@s luiiroe uns freuen, BON einem
9Rann pber einer 6rau 81 b6ren, Die
uien,nls &opfipeb batte Ooer an Ser@
itppfuna lift. 9a biele a[I9emeine 2eiz
BEN III Iein i9einen, 10 mag Elm gutter
Ratfl onaebrn9t iein. Barum iOlleri
Qeute i6re Nedgen nit llebelfeit ere
oenben abfibrenoen Sillen ulu. belnocn,
bic ifipd6en, tpenr cine 10 nngenebme
unb quite Neebijin iuie BridfD aIb Bit
ters milb uno effeetpUn auf Die 2eber,
gieren, Neosen unb Giuseipeioe iptrtt
unb suslei9 Oas sanSe SgIteu trdfti9t
uub ftdrft, uno &opftueb, 8eritopfuns
uno dbnli1e 8ei6tuerben iGnea Der
treibt.
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Die ,,Gbica9u Sri6une" meint, Die be
niOfrdtii9e ElatfOrH bes Sa6res 1888
lnne ii6 fIrS in Die @Orte = 'sany-
thing to beat the g. A. R.'' = (oie
q. G- 81. mus 0erruinirt merben) =
fniien. Sas iit freili9 hie Sauptauf-
9nbe iuel6e Der Ct. 9Ouis ,,seyputficdn"
unO beilen benUtrntrlde 0a96arn ii9
lteilteu. a6cr es sibt bod au uieIe
0emOfraten, Die ni9t in oieIes 5elbge-
l9rei nit einitimmen iUsroeu.-( Beitl.
Roit.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-07

SNN N~ASa IFr FaEfcrkdrs GrfsIs hes
SSSDE k&s nsrrrafdrtrneEn @strdnfts
Rcrie biIest ras 6jrIrr6S i'm saH5ru
2aute. liz 5Tausn liebsH IS ausse5tttHfi.
Dies srnIsf I'm irsfne et-a5 tTTP'srti6 ;u
ua5.u- Sie &pmplgHie, rel6e :DLeris fl-
brtri.t. beFgi u 5ltritIH, RE aaf rolauf be
lrtIftist FuP. Isr dbids IL eaTum 10 sree.
rril IS teiH aueeTes duJeHesTie5 9straEf
cisbt. eas 10 uerseHt eTukigEze unr FUR Hsfr-
drbeiiete 2rEft fririi5sIb ilf, Rir sHaIie. SSH
aaen AvoibrftH "a babeH. 10 Gents eie
5lait5e. 25rsB.o1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-07

@em IS tr9eio eines ge1ueiies be-
0arf. boB Sonios eitp eOlOilal bubmt
10 iuirO er hurb oas 6ulsenoe sr6radt
Sm Sabre 1884 iudr 6os 9runoeieeu-
tlum upn &nrins 9itp III Dem Seribi
bes StnntsnuoitOrs 5u So, JAG, no at
srI6dst, iudbrenb bic Serihte oes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-07

Gin SaaptzllHteridieS stuiiden Der
beioen srUBeH garteieu iit, 6aB 6re cine
Die ameritaniiden str6eiter beidast ba=
ben iuia, lud1renb Die aH6crf Die ar6ei=
ter I'M anslanoe besInitist. Gin Sc
Der fam lei6t euti9eiben, tuel9e Die
eIne nn0 pelae bic anbere 8artei 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-07

Gin ii6 redt gut be5ableu61s @c-
I9dft meint Der ,,gentrnl MiNouricr,
muB bic a6i9affuus Der "strntutb" iein,
mie lie jest BON 9enrp George unb @e,
nOiIen selebrt iuirb. Seurp George
mar faum $4,000 uertb, bebOr es als
NeiIias auftrat, beute iuiro er nuf s7O,-
900 9ei6dBt, iuonOn ibm ieine 8n9er
nlIein 10000 in ni9t sanS eincm
Sabre ein9ebra9t bn6en. Batter" Mc-
@lpnn's SOtelre9uuns 6etrdst 800 per
WOnat. - Die Serreu ueritebeu es nliO
gang per5IsIi6, Die Srulutb 6ei Ii9
iel6it a65ui6affen. Ob aber 6aHit aud
ben fuirfli6 9lrmen 9e6olfen iit?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-07

@uter 8bisfp nur s1.00 per 9lIUne
(tein Jog. 9arpeit g9isfep.) sflIe
anberu SOrten 9iqu0re finb BEL mir
ebenfalIs preiswiirris. SOmmt uuS
uerlnnst 8rOben Sum @erIu6 Bel
6 has. &immeG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-10-07
Gin NittrI segcn
Soawntb nnS @aferi9sn

Gcldbe bic pon totem Suuhen sebthen rur'
ssn 5olItcn Iidb unSerinaIidb an BEN llntsTjtid-
n .ten tpcneen ba SsrIelbe i'm Schse zines
Tdsreu SeiImittels if. SD beuierts nc6 bag
WScuIdtn urG ron mir sebtilt Dtr tea tOHneH
rpsuu aud bic gtsutb f6pn ausse6rohen ~.
Die Mittel rereeR auf 8srlaHstn prompt an
atIanet. Wan ahbrrliire
S'r Sr.Sias,
StpIps, GaseSnaer o., RS.